hi sir my baby is just 50 days old. what can be given to her for acidity. she gets very much disturbed while farting

1 Answer

Nihita mittalMom of 4 children3 years ago

A. good morning it is common for small children to be having a lot of gastric trouble I would recommend that you should try application of a little bit of hing on the baby's stomach it should be in anticlockwise direction

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